Ai Power can supply all the DCEC, CCEC, Perk, Doosan, Deutz, Weichai, Yuchai etc brand diesel engine spare parts include consumption filters, fan belt, alternator belt, fuel injection pump, piston, gasket, oil seal, alternator, starter motor, speed controller, etc.

Cummins Valve Tappet is a critical component of diesel engines, which is responsible for maintaining a precise clearance between the valve stem and the camshaft lobe. The valve tappet or lifter is a small cylindrical component that sits between the camshaft and the valve stem.

The Cummins Valve Tappet is designed to ensure that the valve opens and closes at the right time, allowing the engine to function efficiently and smoothly. It is made from high-quality materials, such as hardened steel and precision-machined to tight tolerances, to ensure durability and reliability.

The Cummins Valve Tappet is capable of withstanding high temperatures and pressures, and it is designed to operate in harsh environments. It is also engineered to reduce noise and vibration, which helps to improve the overall performance and comfort of the engine.

Over time, the valve tappet can wear out or become damaged, leading to a loss of performance, increased engine noise, and even engine failure. The Cummins Valve Tappet is designed to be easily replaceable, making it a cost-effective solution to maintain the performance and longevity of the engine.

Overall, the Cummins Valve Tappet is a critical component of diesel engines that plays a key role in ensuring efficient and reliable engine performance. With its high-quality materials, precision machining, and durability, it has become a trusted component in a wide range of diesel engines and related equipment.

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2.What is the material of your products?
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3.How about quality control in your factory?
A: AI people are always paying great attentions to quality controlling from the beginning to the end.
4.How about your guarantee?
A: Our warranty period is 1 year or 1000 running hours, whichever comes first.